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What is Ambient Theory

Visibilities and Invisibilities in Smart Cities: Emerging Research and Opportunities
Ambient theory refers to an emerging new addition to existing theories for urban research that is more amenable to adaptive frameworks for smart, responsive, and future cities while enabling possibly more aware, dynamic, interactive, and evolving models in response to increasing complexities and uncertainties.
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A Synthesis and Taxonomy: Visibilities and Invisibilities in Smart Cities
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-3850-0.ch008
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The purpose of this chapter is to provide a synthesis of urban visibilities and invisibilities in smart cities and regions as presented throughout this book. Key elements including dimensions, relationships, theory, and methods are presented in developing an integrated conceptual framework for the interweaving of the visible and invisible as InVisibilities in relation to the ambient in smart cities. Tables are included that enable summary and comparative views across chapters pertaining to findings, insights, ideas, exercise questions, and future directions for research and practice. This chapter makes a contribution to 1) emerging research and practice for ambient InVisibilities in smart cities; 2) the synthesizing of urban theory and methods pertaining to the visible and invisible dimensions of 21st century cities and urban regions; and 3) the extending of understandings pertaining to smart cities through of a conceptual framework for visibilities, invisibilities, and the ambient encompassing the physical and digital as a guide for theory and practice going forward.
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Ambient Approaches and Inquiries: Emerging Opportunities for Smart Cities and Future Cities
Ambient theory refers to an emerging new addition to existing theories for urban research that is more amenable to adaptive frameworks for smart, responsive, and future cities while enabling possibly more aware, dynamic, interactive, and evolving models in response to increasing complexities and uncertainties.
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Theories, Approaches, and Metrics in Smart, Learning, and Future Cities: Understanding Urban Life and the Ambient
Ambient theory in the context of smart, learning, and future cities refers to theory that takes into consideration elements such as awareness, adaptive, dynamic, emergent, interactive, and pervasive as well as meaningfulness for people.
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InVisibilities: Developing Spaces for Theory in Smart Cities
Ambient theory refers to an emerging new addition to existing theories for urban research that is more amenable to adaptive frameworks for smart, responsive, and future cities while enabling possibly more aware, dynamic, interactive, and evolving models in response to increasing complexities and uncertainties.
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